Emily Dickinson Lexicon

none, pron. [OE nán, not one.] (webplay: all, any, least, no, not, nothing, one, other, part).

1. No one; not any one of a group of persons of things.
2. [Elliptically] not any such person or thing as previously or subsequently mentioned.
3. Nothing.
4. Nonexistent.
5. [Fig.] ordinary; of no significance.
6. Phrase. “None of”: not at all; not in the least.

none, pron. [OE nán, not one.] (webplay: all, any, least, no, not, nothing, one, other, part).

1. No one; not any one of a group of persons of things.
2. [Elliptically] not any such person or thing as previously or subsequently mentioned.
3. Nothing.
4. Nonexistent.
5. [Fig.] ordinary; of no significance.
6. Phrase. “None of”: not at all; not in the least.

nook (-s), n. [Of obscure origin, ME nōk, hook, bent figure.]

Corner; narrow place formed by an angle.

nook (-s), n. [Of obscure origin, ME nōk, hook, bent figure.]

Corner; narrow place formed by an angle.

noon (-s), n. [OE nón.]

1. The time of day when a main meal is eaten
2. Midnight, referred to a noon at night.
3. The highest point of life.
4. The culmination of something.
5. The middle of the day , when the sun is upon the horizon.

noon (-s), n. [OE nón.]

1. The time of day when a main meal is eaten
2. Midnight, referred to a noon at night.
3. The highest point of life.
4. The culmination of something.
5. The middle of the day , when the sun is upon the horizon.

nor, conj. [Probably a contraction of nother, neither.]

1. And not; [used without a preceding negative.]
2. Not either; [denying or negating subsequent parts of a statement.]

nor, conj. [Probably a contraction of nother, neither.]

1. And not; [used without a preceding negative.]
2. Not either; [denying or negating subsequent parts of a statement.]

normal, adj. [L.]

According to rule or principle.

normal, adj. [L.]

According to rule or principle.